Sun 24 Sep 2006
I still can’t believe The Stockster’s web site is running. The SEC accused a 34-year-old Beverly Hills man with using a shadowy site called thestockster.com to pump up the value of downtrodden stocks that he would secretly unload at a profit. Nicholas Czuczko allegedly made $2.7 million with his site. Now the case is still open but ideally this guy will have to sell his crap and pay back the money he stole from investors.
The best part….reading the fine print in The Stockster’s disclaimer.
“TheStockster.com’s employees, affiliates, and or family members or friends of the aforementioned own positions in all of the featured companies which were acquired prior to the publication of this announcement and will buy and/or sell the stock of said companies at anytime without further notification. You should be aware that the aforementioned have a present intent and will buy or sell before, during, and or after (or any other possible combination) any and all companies that are mentioned on TheStockster.com.”
Basically it says we will make money off your sorry asses who follow our stock recommendations. Pump and dump my friends…..dishonest people like this should be jailed.
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